Source: FilmMagic / Getty Pod Save America Co-Host Jon Lovett To Host Live Version Of His Podcast Crooked Media co-founder and Pod Save America co-host Jon Lovett has taken his podcast, Lovett or Leave It , on the road! This Friday, September 13, Lovett is bringing his live show to New York’s famed Radio City Music Hall with some seriously special guests. The hilarious week-in-review podcast is hosted with a panel of comedians, actors, and journalists–all in front of a live audience. View this post on Instagram Hey! Joining #LovettorLeaveIt LIVE at @radiocitymusichall on 9/13 is @staceyabrams. And @desusnice & @thekidmero. And @wyattcenac. And @dulcesloan. And @mastro175. Get tickets at the link in our bio! A post shared by Crooked Media (@crookedmedia) on Sep 5, 2019 at 4:00pm PDT For his Radio City live show, special guests will include: Former Georgia House Democratic Leader and Founder of Fair Fight Action Stacey Abrams , comedians Desus and Mero , comedian & host of HBO’s Problem Areas Wyatt Cenac, Daily Show with Trevor Noah correspondent Dulcé Sloan, Former White House Deputy, and Alyssa Mastromonaco. Known for smart and funny commentary on politics, policy, pop culture and social issues, the show also features fun games and quizzes tied to the week’s news and events. Tickets for this live show are going fast and can be purchased here .
View this post on Instagram The and of Houston A post shared by KCG MAXO (@maxokream) on Aug 9, 2019 at 7:42pm PDT Maxo Kream And Megan Thee Stallion “She Live” Music Video Maxo Kream might not be a household name just yet, but his new album Brandon Banks is definitely one of the best rap releases of 2019. One of the highlights of the Houston-native’s album is a song called “She Live” featuring his H-Town sistren Megan Thee Stallion. Today the 3rd coast duo released a music video for the song. Press play down bottom to check it out. Hate it or love it?!?!
Source: Itaysha Jordan / Itaysha Jordan/ Essence Magazine Tracee Ellis Ross Covers Essence Magazine Hair Issue Seriously though. Is there anything that Tracee Ellis Ross can’t do? The actress and CEO of Pattern Beauty graced the cover of Essence Magazine’s October Hair Issue and literally stopped the Internet with flawless flicks from the spread. Source: Itaysha Jordan / Itaysha Jordan/ Essence Magazine In the mag, Miss Ross: The Beauty Boss gushed about the new chapter in her life as the creator and founder of her very own Hair Care Company which celebrates the different curl patterns of naturalistas all over the globe. “It’s called Pattern because it is about the magical patterns of our hair. I am launching a haircare line for curly, coily and tight, textured hair to empower people and meet the unmet needs of our community at a price point we can afford, because we know that we need a lot of product in all this hair.” But just as the case is for most women of color, it was a long, hard journey for Tracee to embrace the beauty in her Blackness. “It took me way longer than I wish it had. I’d catch glimpses of people who saw beauty in ways I had missed because of the blinders society gave me. Then one day I was watching a Nina Simone documentary and I thought: Wait. It should be her name next to the word “beauty.” Why was I sold the wrong vision? My heart knows that’s beauty.” Source: Itaysha Jordan / Itaysha Jordan/ Essence Magazine However, despite how long the journey to pride took, the Black-ish star has always been relatable and woke. “A lot of people are awake right now, and thank God. I think I’m learning. I think I’m growing. There is a war that is happening, a fight for control over women’s bodies. Children in cages. Concentration camps in our country, right now. It keeps me up at night.” We love of woke, inspiring CEO! Pattern Beauty Products are officially available for purchase at patternbeauty.com . Hit the flip for more Tracee Ellis Ross in Essence Magazine’s October Hair Issue.
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Jeremy Roloff and Audrey Roloff left Little People, Big World just over a year ago. But the couple has now made it more clear than ever before: They may soon be major players once again in the Little People, Big World universe . Confused? Let us explain… Audrey and Jeremy left this beloved TLC series in August of 2018 because they had simply grown sick of being followed around by cameras after so many years as program leads. They also wanted to pursue other business opportunities, which the husband and wife have done with great success over the past several months. They host a popular podcast… they wrote a best-selling memoir… they still run the company Beating 50 Percent. Of late, however, Jeremy has hinted that he’d be interested in owning a farm someday. And not just any farm, either — but Roloff Farms! In late July, after Matt Roloff made it pretty clear that he’s ready to move on and retire to Arizona with girlfriend Caryn Chandler, Jeremy wrote that he has “ideas and dreams for (hopefully) Roloff farms.” Asked by a follower why he hasn’t just gone ahead and purchased the property from his parents, Jeremy pointed to the cost . On a second occasion this summer, Jeremy emphasized that the farm so often featured on Little People, Big World would be “very expensive” to buy. This may be true — but whether it’s because his parents could give him a deal or because Jeremy thinks he’ll be able to afford the farm someday, he very recently implied that running Roloff Farms is a strong possibility for him and Audrey down the line. First, consider the caption Jeremy wrote alongside the following image of himself and his daughter, after they visited some friends: Did I mention that Ember loved our trip to @fivemarysfarms Haha. If you didn’t know, they have the best meat ever and they ship their meat nationwide! Give it a try you won’t regret it. There’s something about the farm/ranch life that touches me deep down. I love it. This trip and watching Ember play definitely reawakened us to a yearning & burning we have for land. We’ve always wanted property, but it obviously takes more than want to achieve something. It feels like time to make decisions and a game plan. Make decisions? Come up with a game plan?!? Jeremy is obviously referencing a possible farm purchase here… which is why a follower responded to his post by asking: “Is the family farm not an option? I always assumed you and Zach would take over from your parents.” To this inquiry, Jeremy answered: “It totally is an option!” So there we have it! So exciting, right?!? For those unaware, Amy Roloff sold a portion of the farm to her ex-husband, Matt, a few months ago. She’s in the process of looking for a home off the property, but she still has some control over the farm. She and Matt still own most of it together, with Matt telling a fan this summer that he’s pretty much done with running it. “I would love Amy to buy her side of the farm and let me move to AZ full time,” he wrote at the time. “She’s scared to death of the work and attention it would take.” To learn more about the current state of Roloff Farms, click HERE . And to see how Jeremy and Audrey learned they were expecting a boy, click down below! View Slideshow: Audrey Roloff Shares Gender Reveal Pics: It’s a Boy!
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Comedian Kevin Hart has reportedly been injured in a car accident in the wee hours of Sunday morning, according to multiple sources. Hart was involved in the accident while in the Plymouth Barracuda, a classic car he’d purchased to celebrate his 40th birthday back in July. The comedian/actor was reportedly not driving, according to TMZ, but the Barracuda went over a guardrail on Hollywood’s Mulholland Drive, a steep road winding through the Hollywood Hills. Kevin and an as yet unidentified woman were passengers while another man drove. Both Hart and the man were suffered major back injuries according to multiple reports. Hart was at first picked up in an SUV by his security and taken to his home nearby, but was then transported to an area hospital. TMZ had video at the scene. See below. Sign Up For Our Newsletter! Close Thank you for subscribing! Please be sure to open and click your first newsletter so we can confirm your subscription. Email Submit Follow @TheRSMS
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ATL Native Shameik Moore came by Hot 107.9 and chopped it up with Reec about his the upcoming Hulu series Wu-Tang: An American Saga where he portrays Raekwon. The series premieres Sept 4th.
A middle schooler from Louisiana is paying it forward by ensuring that his classmates have basic necessities to start the school year. To help students in need, 13-year-old Chase Neyland-Square created a closet at his school to provide them with free clothes and school supplies, CBS News reported. 13-year-old creates school closet to give clothes and supplies to classmates in need https://t.co/UCP3CBbjmD pic.twitter.com/pAre3ssKCa — CBS News (@CBSNews) August 30, 2019 Neyland-Square—an eighth-grader at Port Allen Middle School—came up with the concept for the project while participating in the school’s SPARK (Student Program for Arts, Recreation, and Knowledge) program. He and other students were tasked with developing ideas for social good initiatives that would benefit the school and the local community. Aware of the struggles faced by some of his peers, Neyland-Square decided to transform one of the closets at his school into PAM’s Pantry; a space that houses donated clothes, shoes, personal care and hygiene products and school supplies for students and their families. “I know that everybody doesn’t have things and I’m fortunate to have things that other people don’t have, and I look at it as sometimes, how would I feel in that situation?” he said in a statement, according to the news outlet. “I’m going to come back and continue working on PAM’s Pantry. I’m hoping one day I can turn it into a non-profit organization.” Initiatives like the one being led by Neyland-Square are needed. According to the National Center for Children in Poverty , 15 million children throughout the country live in extreme poverty and are unable to afford school supplies. Several youngsters are leading their own philanthropic efforts to help people in need. In celebration of their birthday, Alabama-based 12-year-olds Breanna and Brooke Bennett launched an initiative designed to provide care packages that include hygiene products for girls their age. In North Carolina, a 3-year-old entrepreneur donated the sales from her lemonade stand to help homeless mothers and children. SEE ALSO: 12-Year-Old Twins Create Care Packages For Girls In Need North Carolina Toddler Helps The Homeless With Sales From Her Lemonade Stand [ione_media_gallery src=”https://newsone.com” id=”3039818″ overlay=”true”]
